Re: Fastropes in 0.9?
Posted: 2009-03-11 00:49
In all seriousness,
What are the chances of EA giving the Devs the source code? Fastropes wouldn't be a problem if they had that, right?
If you look at the recent activity, PR is/has:
-Easily most popular BF2 mod
-Won ModDB MOTY award
-Recieved a lot of publicity from EA lately
So I really have nothing even remotely concrete to base this hypothesis on, but I could see EA possibly giving the devs BF2's SOURCE CODE, or at least a more flexible code. I'm sure there would be obvious restrictions as far as distribution and development, but is it really that far-fetched? I'm honestly asking that question because I really don't know
I don't think EA uses this engine anymore (frostbite now?), so I could see them allowing the devs to play with it under some contractual ground rules, of course.
Or how about this,
EA could pay the dev team to develop a project reality from the source code that could be sold as an expansion pack? If I sound naive about the PC gaming business, it's because I am.
I just want to see the devs get a hold of the source code to see what they can really do. Right now they're doing an awesome job, but if they had the source code I'm pretty sure they could make the game immensly more amazing.
Sorry to go off-topic, but this actually relates to the possbility of fastropes...I guess.
What are the chances of EA giving the Devs the source code? Fastropes wouldn't be a problem if they had that, right?
If you look at the recent activity, PR is/has:
-Easily most popular BF2 mod
-Won ModDB MOTY award
-Recieved a lot of publicity from EA lately
So I really have nothing even remotely concrete to base this hypothesis on, but I could see EA possibly giving the devs BF2's SOURCE CODE, or at least a more flexible code. I'm sure there would be obvious restrictions as far as distribution and development, but is it really that far-fetched? I'm honestly asking that question because I really don't know
I don't think EA uses this engine anymore (frostbite now?), so I could see them allowing the devs to play with it under some contractual ground rules, of course.
Or how about this,
EA could pay the dev team to develop a project reality from the source code that could be sold as an expansion pack? If I sound naive about the PC gaming business, it's because I am.
I just want to see the devs get a hold of the source code to see what they can really do. Right now they're doing an awesome job, but if they had the source code I'm pretty sure they could make the game immensly more amazing.
Sorry to go off-topic, but this actually relates to the possbility of fastropes...I guess.

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